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07DAY BANKURA & PURULIA SINGDHA SRIJON TOURS PRIVATE LIMITED Respected Sir / Madam, Greetings from SINGDHA SRIJON TOURS PVT. LTD. !!! You are invited to joining for hotel booking first time to SINGDHA SRIJON TOURS PRIVATE LIMITED. BUDGET TOUR PACKAGES: Briharinath Hill 2 NIGH AND Mukutmonipur 1 NIGHT, Bishnupur 1 NIGHT, 1ST DAY:- Adra / Raniganj / Asansol / Durgapur to Barhanti 4TH DAY:- Purulia to Susunia / Biharinath / Raghunathpur 5TH DAY:- Mukutmanipur Sightseeing 2ND DAY:- Barhanti / Biharinath / Raghunathpur to 6TH DAY:- Bishnupurlocal Sightseeing Baghmundi 7TH DAY:- Drop 3RD DAY:- Baghmundi to Purulia RATE 6 NIGHT 7 DAYS (B) RATE 6 NIGHT 7 DAYS (A) 2 PAX RS 50000 PER PAX 25000 2 PAX RS 00000 PER PAX 00000 4 PAX RS 74000 PER PAX 18500 4 PAX RS 00000 PER PAX 00000 6 PAX RS 102000 PER PAX 17000 6 PAX RS 00000 PER PAX 00000 8 PAX RS 124000 PER PAX 15500 8 PAX RS 00000 PER PAX 00000 Extra person with bed Rs 12500, child with out bed Rs 8000 Note:- Bankura & Purulia hotel with map plan , id prove mandatory all person , if possible nathula pass , payment hotel as on rate . Car – max or sumo, bolero (set capasity 8 person) . Gst extra. PAYMENT ACCOUNT DETAILS 01. Account Holder Name:- Singdha Srijon Tours 02. Account Holder Name:- Singdha Srijon Tours Private Limited. Private Limited. Bank Name:- State Bank of India Bank Name:- ICICI Bank Branch:- Katabagan Branch:- R.N Tagar Road, Bohrampore A/c No:- 39053858287 A/c No:- 333105003231 Ifsc:- SBIN0007147 Ifsc:- ICIC0003331 Micro Code - 742002101 Micro Code - 742229002 COMPANY NAME (BILLING INVOICE) - SINGDHA SRIJON TOURS PRIVATE. LIMITED. Address:- “Nirupama abasan” House No. 89, r.n Tagore Road, Laldighi, Berhampore, Murshidabad, West Bengal Pin:- 742101 , india. Mob:- 07431021007, 9733810397, E-mail:- [email protected] , [email protected] , BANKURA & PURULIA TOUR PACKAGES Purulia is the westernmost district of West Bengal with an all-India significance because of its tropical location, its shape as well as function like a funnel. It funnels not only the tropical monsoon current from the Bay to the subtropical parts of north-west India, but also acts as a gateway between the developed industrial belts of West Bengal and the hinterlands in Orissa, Jharkhand, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh. Purulia has a sub-tropical climate nature and is characterized by high evaporation and low precipitation. Temperature is average in summer and low in winter which varies from 2 degrees in winter to 35 degrees in summer. Check out the Our Price for the Purulia Tour Packages for more details… 01DAY ADRA / RANIGANJ / ASANSOL / DURGAPUR RAILWAY STATION TO BARHANTI / BIHARINATH / RAGHUNATHPUR Received from Adra/ Raniganj / Asansol / Durgapur Railway Station to Baranti / Biharinath / Raghunathpur. This day we will visit Joychandi Hill, Baranti Hill, Garpanchkot Hill. Overnight stay at Baranti / Biharinath / Raghunathpur. 02 DAY BARHANTI / BIHARINATH / RAGHUNATHPUR TO BAGHMUNDI After breakfast, check out of the hotel. We will visit Murguma Dam, Adhoya Hill, Upper Dam, Lower Dam, Pump Storage, Tunga Dam, after complete sightseeing we will back Baghmundi Overnight stay there. 03 DAY BAGHMUNDI TO PURULIA After breakfast, check out from the hotel we will visit Pakhi Pahar, Matha Forest, Trible Village and back Purulia. Overnight stay at Purulia. 04 DAY PURULIA TO SUSUNIA & SUSUNIA SIGHTSEEING After having breakfast we will go to Susunia Hill (30KM, 1hours form Biharinath), we will spend the whole day at Susunia Hill, in the evening we return Bankura. Overnight stay at Bankura Hotel. 05 DAY MUKUTMANIPUR SIGHTSEEING After having breakfast check out from Biharinath Hotel / Resort we will go Mukutmanipur (100KM from Biharinath 2.5 - 3.5 hour’s journey). This day we will visit Mukutmani Local Sightseeing and Overnight there. 06 DAY BISHNUPUR LOCAL SIGHTSEEING After a complete breakfast check out from Mukutmanipur Hotel we will go to Bishnupur (71 KM from Mukurmanipur 2 hour’s journey). And check in Bishnupur Hotel, after some rest Bishnupur hotel we visit Rasmancha, Chinnamasta Temple. After completing a sightseeing back hotel and overnight stay there. 07 DAY BISHNUPUR LOCAL SIGHTSEEING & DROP AT RAILWAY STATION After completing a breakfast check out from Bishnupur Hotel we will visit Bishnupur local sightseeing like Modanmohan Temple, Lalgarh, etc. after complete sightseeing drop Durgapur / Asansol Railway Station. with memorable Experience of the tour conducted by Singdha Srijon Tours Private Limited. We hope we will meet again as soon as possible. .
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